Meanings of weedless in English

Impenetrable and therefore weedless; for no plant life can flourish there, nor animal nor bird.

True, the world's garden has become a desert and needs renovation; but is his own little nook weedless?

In our long drive across weedless corn and clover fields we came upon a small wood, a recent plantation of our host.

It was a real orchard, composed of several hundred trees, well kept, as evenly matched as might be, out of weedless ground.

You know the older gardeners' plots by the ruler straight rows of weedless vegetables and the orderly wire cages carefully protecting vulnerable crops.

As he bent to the task there did come a fleeting thought that the patch was weedless and in unusual shape for wild stuff.

And before me ran this long wide path, invitingly, with weedless beds on either side, rich with untended flowers, and these two great panthers.

Unsoiled, weedless sand littered with shells floored this deep and sheltered nook, where shadow and substance blended to the complete deceit of the closest scrutiny.

The following poem entitled "Weedless," after Byron's "Darkness," gives a vivid description of the world without tobacco.

"Why, Mr. Mate," the manufacturer's representative had replied to his query, "that's what we call a weedless wheel.

"Squares of onions, radishes, lettuce, rhubarb, strawberries-everythingedible," reminded one of the lovely weedless vegetable plots of the Rhine country.